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Schedule Details
2025-06-02T09:00:00 to 2025-06-02T10:00:00
Price Details
53.52 CAD - 53.52 CAD
Age Restrictions
Age restriction mentioned
Ticket Website
Location Details
Toronto
112 Dundas St. W., Toronto, ON, M5G 1C3, Canada
About the Event
Questions? Call 1-833-240-0310
We are open daily 9am-11pm. Please call 1-833-240-0310 if you have questions or to request additional times if event shows sold out.
Please arrive 15 minutes early, to check in. If you arrive late you might be asked to reschedule or handbuild only.
A pottery wheel class is a creative and hands-on workshop where participants learn the art of creating pottery using a potter's wheel. The class is typically led by an experienced potter or ceramic artist who guides students through the process of shaping clay into functional or decorative objects.
The class usually begins with an introduction to the pottery wheel, its components, and how to operate it safely. Participants are taught proper body posture and positioning to effectively control the wheel. They learn how to center the clay, which is a crucial step in creating well-balanced and symmetrical pieces.
Once the basic techniques are covered, students start practicing throwing clay on the wheel. The instructor demonstrates various throwing techniques and encourages students to experiment with different shapes and forms. The focus is on developing skills such as pulling up walls, shaping vessels, and creating textures or patterns on the clay surface.
Throughout the class, participants receive individual attention and guidance from the instructor, who offers tips and suggestions to improve their technique and troubleshoot any challenges they encounter. The hands-on nature of the class allows students to learn through trial and error, gradually refining their skills as they gain experience.
Pottery wheel classes provide a supportive and collaborative environment where participants can interact with fellow students, share ideas, and appreciate each other's work. It's a chance to explore one's creativity, learn a new skill, and create unique ceramic pieces with one's own hands.
At the end of the class, participants have the opportunity to keep their finished pottery pieces.
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